Be sure to watch out for the `s and 's in your local macro usage: that's `mylocal', and not 'mylocal'.
Also, pay attention to precision in your evaluator ado-file that your estimation command calls: generate double `tmpvar0' = . . .
The syntax would be something like the following:
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Also, pay attention to precision in your evaluator ado-file that your estimation command calls: generate double `tmpvar0' = . . .
The syntax would be something like the following:
program define myprogram, rclassNote the requirements that the user to at least provide a response variable and that all variables be numeric.version 13.1
syntax varlist(min=1 numeric) [if] [in], noCONStant noLog
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